noel johnson was also killed. we stopped by her house today where distraught neighbors dropped off flowers. a friend of the family tells us the family was celebrating a birthday at the san jose zoo and were on their way home last night. officials arrested this 21 year old on the charge of driving under the influence of marijuana. police received several 911 calls regarding someone driving reckless and speeding on 880. >> show we was killed by someon under the influence driving. >> reporter: in addition to the three who were killed, five more people were transported to the hospital, including a child listed in critical condition. >> i'm sorry for what happened. it's horrible what happened. you guys didn't dough sereserve.

>> reporter: mean while, the driver arrested. he is due in court tomorrow for arraignment. that's the latest in manteca, melissa colorado, nbc bay area news. our coverage continues at 6:00, trying to figure out if a driver is high at the time of a crash can be difficult. police don't have accurate testing methods for marijuana, but one local doctor thinks he's cracked the code. we'll show you his solution at 6:00. first the e. coli and now the lawsuits. it is linked to a family in vallejo pointing the finger at a papa murphy's peizza place. they believe the lettuce was contaminated with e. coli. three members of the family ended up in the hospital. the daughter now has a kidney

malfunction. papa murphys has not commented. did you feel it? a 3.2 magnitude centered north of morgan hill. to reports of any damage. plenty of people are choimiimin on the quake on our facebook page. we invite you to join the conversation. in the middle of a white house discussion on sanctuary cities, president trump told jeff sessions to investigate oakland mayor, libby schaaf for obstruction of justice. the remarks drew mixed reactions in the room and strong reaction here in oakland and california. robert handa joins us with what community activists are saying tonight. robert? >> reporter: well, that's right. not too surprisingly, many people we talked to were only moldly aware of a controversy brewing, but once they realized the mayor was in the midst of it that changed pretty quickly. president trump's round table on

sanctuary cities didn't seem to draw much interest in oakland. one activist said the meeting was for officials who already agree with the president's policy. >> they're only spreading fear, turning communities of color, minorities and immigrants into feeling that they're suspects. >> reporter: mr. trump also repeated his claim that sanctuary cities violate the law. then the president turned to attorney general jeff sessions and suggested oakland mayor libby schaaf be investigated for alerting the public about an impending i.c.e. raid. >> you talk about obstruction of justice, i would recommend that you rook into obstruction of justice for the mayor of oakland, california, jeff. she advises thousands of people. they're told, get out of here, law enforcement's coming, and you worked on that long and hard, and you got there, and there were very few people there. to me, that's obstruction of justice. >> reporter: libby schaaf who

ironically is in washington said not distracted, not obstructing, doing now job. she has local support. >> we will go to jail with libby. we're here to tanned stand up f. >> reporter: the mayor got a lot of support from governor jerry brown who tweeted that the president is lying about immigration, crime and the laws of california. coming up at 6:00, we'll address what the chances are of charges actually happening. thank you, robert. a new harassment task force is coming to all schools in the santa clara school district. it comes one day after dominick caserta resigned from his at this council seat. he's also a teacher at santa clara high school. the superintendent says it will stream leeb t streamline the reporting process. he is accused of sexual misconduct. the mother insists she did

nothing wrong and loves her children. she is in jail after pleading not guilty to nine counts of child abuse. investigators say her ten children suffered long-time abuse in a filthy home in fairfield. we're now learning more about her and her husband's troubled past. incidents of reported domestic violence that date we've learned rogers called vallejo police several times, claiming allen beat her, put a

gun in her mouth and to her head and forced her to beg for her life. she also claimed he threatened to kill their children. now 7 years later, allen is accused of torturing the kids, and rogers herself faces child abuse charges. rogers didn't say anything to reporters this morning as hshe walked into court where show pl -- she pled not guilty. her bail was increased to $495,000 after the prosecution argu argued he argued she's still a threat to her children. >> currently the children are safe, we want to continue to make sure they are safe. they are with family members. thousa now roger was immediately taken back into custody in the courtroom and remains in jail tonight. rogers and her husband will both be back in court late next woke

i'msout jodi hernandez, nbc bayy news. also have new information about a sexual assault investigation involving a south san francisco middle schoolteacher. that teacher had been warned not to touch or put his arms around students. joseph toyins isin accused. the investigation began last month after one student told a teacher what happened. toy remains in custody on a ugh $5.2 million bail and could face life in prison if convicted. our unusual may weather clos continues. a few showers s pushed through, including in fairfield.eri is the wet weather gone for now. still some clouds lingering out there. jeff ranieri is here. >> you can see this morning the main line of wet weather moved

from fairfield, receiight down about vallejo and into napa. so it wasn't too much but picked up some shower activity, napa and the rest of the bay area, nothing in terms of measurable rainfall. you can see the clouds lingering for at least thousannow. this will keep cooler temperatures in the mix for tomorrow. even the possibility of a few sprinkles. i'm tracking when we'll have the best chance of sprinkles in about ten minutes. alsoso sodtails on when things will heat back up for us. >> thanks, jeff. the sierra also got a bit of snow. take a look at video from the cal trans camera in soda springs. not much of the snow stuck to ground.rsial but the chp did see a pfew

spinouts. a san high-profile and controversial visitor.ra formerted israeli prime ministn promoting his memoir at the jewish center. a group protested yesterday about theolatio killing of unarp protesters in israel the day gtn that the u.s. embassy p opened l jerusalem. bad legalal news for president trump on several fronts tonight. the "washington post" is claiming his personal attorney, michael cohen, solicited $1 million from the government of qatar in 2016." t nowesti qatar declined his consulting offer. also today, donald trump jr.'s testimony on russian lek electii meddling is nowth se public.. an at the same time, statemen candid andd favo forthright on

trump tower meeting with several russians. after a report says that russia not only meddled but played favorites. >> russia massively intervened to the purpose of hurting hillary clinton and helping mr.e trump. media in usedn ea socialr. ways that were unprecedented. >> also today, president trump declared he paid michael cohen this year. it appears to be reimbursement for the 2016 non-disclosure agreement paid out to adult film star stormy daniels. a student kicked out of her instagram page, why she refused to take down the controversial posts. and the personal information of 350 classmates.

to california schoolsd, need big change. marshall tuck is the only candidate for state superintendent who's done it before. less bureaucracy, more classroom funding. marshall tuck for state superintendent. marshall tuck. media posts? a senior at mitty high the school dis-enrolled her after well, should a school monitor or legislate its students' social media posts? a senior at midi high says the school disenrolled her after she refused to remove pictures of her working out on instagram. we are joined with more details on this story. marianne? >> reporter: the senior here told me that administrators told her that the photos she had posted on social media were just too risque and violated school code.

she says when she refused to take them down, well, she ended up leaving school, just two and a half weeks before her graduation. these are just some of the photos 18-year-old nastachia posted on instagram. an avid fitness enthusiast says they show how she's transformed her body. but administrators told her some of the photos go too far. >> she said my pictures were deemed too inappropriate for my private catholic school on my own fitness account. >> reporter: she said the dean told her her instagram photos violated school policies and fave her a choice. take specific pictures down our be disenrolled. she decided to keep them up and was forced to leave school. >> i think they should have specified that bikini pictures, these types of pictures are not okay. therefore i would not have done them. >> reporter: one of her friends

started an online petition to stop the disenrollment. she says even though she won't be able to participate in graduation, she would still make the same decision. >> i'm not posting anything too extreme. >> reporter: here we have not received any response. she says while she can't walk through graduation, the school did tell her she will receive her diploma, that will allow her to attend san jose state in the fall. reporting live in san jose, marianne favro. a stanford student is apologizing tonight for a computer mistake. the incoming sophomore class president put together a snazzy page. he was shocked this week when the stanford daily informed him the private info of nearly 350 students in the match program was publicly accessible. the daily waited for the information to be removed before it published the story.

the student has apologized for the security lapse. an east bay rideshare driver is accused of sexual assault. the lyft driver picked up an oakland passenger last april. he drove her to an address in berkley but no one was home. he offered to drive her to her own home. instead i took h instead he took her to his home, offered her marijuana. a big mess in an mcdonald's parking lot. aive drooer started ramming his car into other cars in that parking lot. you can see some of the damage on el camino rial. the man then drove into the parking lot of the high school and hit a cement pillar. he then got out and climbed a power pole. sfpd and south san francisco police showed up and arrested

him. it hasn't rained in a while. so why was part of san jose's 280 freeway flooded? a pump stopped working. groundwater is always seeping up in this area. and there's a pump that runs continuously to keep the highway from flooding. it didn't work this time, causing major traffic problems. all lanes did reopen around noon. this is video from one of our nbc b nbc bay area employees that was shot a couple days ago showing a wet roadway. chp says they received no prior complaints about this area. the oakland city counsel has approved an exclusive agreement with the a's to study a possibility of building a new stadium at the site of the current coliseum. they are studying two possible sites, the coliseum and the howard terminal. a new ballpark can be ready for

the 2023 season. okay. some of the world's fastest cyclists pedalled through town. here's the finish line in downtown morgan hill. crews have started taking down the barricades and reopening the area. this was stage four. many riders were helped by technology from a local company. morgan hill's specialized bikes created this wind tunnel to help the racers train. >> especially today, technology plays a huge role and everyone here that's going to be competing in the wind has spent some time in a wind tunnel. >> think of this as the tour de france for the united states. all the foot traffic was a big boost for their bottom reason. it moves on to stockton for stage five. that's an awesome race to watch. >> and a 3.2 earthquake in

morgan hill to shake up the race. >> welcome to town. we had rainfall this morning. it's jostling us all around. it's like, okay, let's get back on track, but we see nothing in terms of at least quote-unquote average weather into tomorrow's forecast. i want to go ahead and put everything into perspective, and it's chilly out there, not extremely cold, but as we get a rook look at our averages, only 63 decrees, we should degrees. we should be at 74. most of the bay area five to ten degrees colder. in may we do get 80 and 90 degree temperatures, but so far, no 90s happening this year yet. and we don't see any chance of 90s, at reis fleast for the nex weeks. you have this weaker system. it's going to linger just enough

tomorrow to keep temperatures at least cool for parts of the bay area and a slight chance of sprinkles. bringing you into tomorrow's forecast, nothing heavy, but a chance of isolated drizzle. 57, few clouds for the south bay and 55. a slight chance for activity in san francisco and also for the north bay and temperatures in the low 50s. my hour by hour forecast shows us through tomorrow morning on that commute, it's nothing big, we have the clouds and an isolated chance as you can see. once we hit the afternoon we're setting ourselves up with sunny skies. going to be a really nice day. and temperatures will be warming a few degrees. it's going to be nice to bring us into low 70s. that's the biggest change as we head through tomorrow. still below average, 72 in gilroy. contra costa, alameda counties pushing back into the 70s.

nice day to be outside. 74 in antioch. 73 in danville, 60s from oakland towards fremont. right along the peninsula, 68 in redwood city, a little breezy, but the gustiest in san francisco. winds out of the west at 20 miles per hour. and right through marin and napa, 67 in mill valley, it will stay steady in san francisco over the next seven days with low 60s through the forecast and we'll be monitoring showers just to the north by next tuesday, haven't added anything in just yet. for cities away from the coastline, temperatures will start to warm up to 75 on saturday, but it is not a trend. we're back to low 70s by next sunday and monday. i maybe had two complaints out

of every ten about the weather. some people want 90s, but most of us, we're a good to go with it. >> we're loving this weather. >> 90s will come, people. >> they will come in time. thanks, jeff. yanny, yanny. >> coming up, what do you hear? this internet hearing test is going viral. we're going to explain why people are hearing different words. there are rules for shortm

rentals. the city of san francisco is suing a couple for renting out their home 3 times more than the legal limit. that )s on our website. also... a big ch happening now, there are riles for short-term rentals. the story is on our website. also a big change in the

battle of the bay. this year the winner of the battle will take a special trophy crafted from the old span of the bay bridge. i'm dianne feinstein and i approve this message. i thought after sandy hook, where 20 six and seven year olds were slain, this would never happen again. it has happened more than 200 times in 5 years. dianne feinstein and a new generation are leading the fight to pass a new assault weapons ban. say no to the nra and yes to common-sense gun laws. california values senator dianne feinstein

francisco is in need of some help. the city )s department of elections is looking for poll less than three weeks before the june primary and san francisco is in need of help. the city's department of elections is looking for poll workers, right now it has enough for three workers for voting location.

ideally, there would be four or five. one of the reasons for the shortage, high school graduations is happening later than normal. students are busy with finals and getting ready to graduate. remember that dress debate a few years ago? this time it's not about what we're seeing, it's what we're hearing. >> it's a sound bite of yanny oor laurel. >> yanny, yanny, yanny. >> what do you hear? >> it's clearly laurel. >> i think it's laurel too. >> our producer says yanny. >> people are hearing it differently. >> why we hearing it differently? people are hearing it on different devices. the two words have similar vocal paths. depending on what pitch you are hearing it at you might hear a different world. laurel for sure. >> experts say it's probably laurel. this is all similar to the dress

debate. remember that driss debate. >> what color do you see? >> blue. >> blue and black, okay. other people see white and gold. oh, my goodness. that's why i say men are from mars, women are from venus. up next, a whale of a tale at ocean beach. and it involved students, stay with us. jailed in nepal for 5 w

w/out any charges. thre tonight at 6:00, jailed in three p nepal for five weeks without any charges. the reason a palo alto man is in jail and his mother's push to set him free. you may have seen it or maybe your child was there at ocean beach. hundreds of children created an image, wow, the whale jumping over the slogan, making waves. every year kids get to the and create an image of marine life. they spent time cleaning up the beach. the event is one of many taking place up and down the coast. i love it! >> that's impressive. >> skyranger over it. >> before we go, is theis rain for real? >> it will be spotty. not everybody's going to get something. it's a hit and miss shower.

70 for the afternoon. looks beautiful. >> country club weather for us. >> i don't know about country club, that would be great. >> where's that membership? that's another story. >> bye. tonight, shots fired at an illinois high school. >> and all of a sudden, teacher comes in saying go, go, go. >> police say a teenager suddenly opened fire taken down by a school resource officer that fired back. that officer being hailed as a hero. also tonight, president trump's new admission about that secret payment from his personal lawyer to a porn star. half a billion dollars, michigan's settlement for those women targeted by a predator doctor. a new warning about alarming rise in suicide attempts among young girls. >> i had my pills in my room so i was like it's fine. it's whatever. whatever happens happens and i took them. >> tonight, a mother and daughter and their warning to other kids and parents. and the secrets